Germanium Melting Point: Understanding the Liquid State

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Germanium Melting Point: Understanding the Liquid State

The freezing point of germanium when it is a liquid is its melting point. Germanium melts at around 938 degrees Celsius (1,720 degrees Fahrenheit).

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